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A Breakdown of the Deal Protecting Trump From IRS Audits

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By Ashlea Ebeling , James Benedict 
| The Wall Street Journal
President Trump’s settlement with the IRS comes with an extraordinary addendum. The one-page document gives Trump immunity from Internal Revenue Service audits for past tax returns and extends the protections to his family and others in his circle. Here’s a line-by-line look at the deal: Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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One Small Fortune, 36 Grandkids and an Inheritance Stuck in Limbo

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By Ashlea Ebeling 
| The Wall Street Journal
A family’s fight over a retirement account shows the pitfalls around updating beneficiary information Valerie and Edward Lyon were married for 68 years and had 12 children and 36 grandchildren. Alice Lyon Ed Lyon, a pioneering urologist at the University of Chicago, wanted his retirement account to go to his 36 grandchildren. Seven years after his death, his heirs are still fighting to make that happen.
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Readers Share Their Advice About Divorce

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By Ashlea Ebeling , Dalvin Brown 
| The Wall Street Journal
Child custody hacks, therapy sessions and financial awareness can pave the way for a smoother split Patty Chadwell, Jarrod Jacobi and Kristine Arlitt. Patty Chadwell; Chuck Fitzgerald; Desiree Cofino The Wall Street Journal recently explored the financial repercussions of divorce, including on lifestyles, retirement plans and how children come to view money. Readers’ response to the series was powerful.
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